Holy Bible-Deuteronomy-
Cursed be he that taketh reward to slay an innocent person...
KA-BFG p65. ‘...the love of God is often balanced against the hatred of human beings'.
CJN--Remember that when you stand in judgement, that we will all be judged in the end!
It is hard to believe that the World in which we live
Penny's life was ticking along quite nicely until a reckless mistake on a quad bike has left her fighting for her life.
During her stay in ITU, Penny is visited by her nearest and dearest who share (and indeed overshare) their most secret truths.
As she lies comatose, her soul untethered, and struggling with her own terrifying situation, she enters her visitor's conce
49 Windows asks those profound existential questions ‘Who am I?' ‘Who are you?' ‘Is there such a thing as the afterlife?' and most importantly ‘Where are the Nostalgic Crocodiles?'
The main protagonist of the story, Makmed, barely realises that he has died. Undeterred, he embarks on a vast journey across time, space and culture. From
Beginning of the End is a historical novel set during World War II, written by Ron Wilkinson. The story follows the experiences of Captain Alan Lee, a Royal Navy officer, as he navigates the challenges and dangers of the war.
Lee finds himself at the forefront of critical naval operations, facing enemy submarines, air raids, and the constant threat of German naval superiority. As the
Kenzie, a young boy living in the countryside, discovers an unexpected connection with an old tree on his family's property. As he navigates his years in school, his family and personal relationships, and his friendships he learns valuable life lessons about the requirements of friendship, responsibility, and the ability to respond, and the importance of listening to the world around you.
Through his en
This story is vividly surreal and filled with haunting imagery, a nightmarish yet mesmerizing blend of dystopian science fiction and fantasy. Its chaotic energy is captivating, with larger-than-life characters, bizarre conflicts, and vivid world-building. It is a dark, dazzling tale of rebellion, destiny, and freedom.
In the heat-soaked city of Cavetown, where the sky churns yellow-gray and the streets are
His mother refers to him as ‘the feckin' eejit'.
His father wants to shoot him in the head.
His sister sees him as an accident waiting to happen,
and his best friend knows that being around him is like
being caught up in a whirlwind of havoc.
Liam Murphy is unwittingly tricked into a side hustle,
and as the saying goes,
‘Anything that can go wron
Will Yesterday Be Over By Tomorrow by Bernadette Ribeiro is a poignant exploration of love, loss and the quest for meaning. Set on a remote island, the story follows Daniel, who retreats to a cottage he once shared with his former lover, Lindy. Lindy, now pregnant despite their agreement not to have children, clings to the pregnancy while Daniel distances himself, unable to cope w
Andy doesn't have a dream. All he wants is confidence for...anything. Beyond nightmares he endures while he sleeps, his life is a bad dream in itself.
Instead of facing life and accepting failures as mere steppingstones to a better situation, Andy was desperate for a shortcut. By chance, he is introduced to a pill that will enable him to have full control over his dreams. After learn
In early June 2006, schoolboy Angus Lamett was at a crossroads in his life. He'd just finished his final school exam.
He was a good student, with a talent for languages, being widely believed by his tutors that he'd do exceptionally well in the final exams.
The young man had important decisions to make. One option was a temporary, menial summer job, earning enough mo
Meet Harriet Jones - clever, curious and always finding trouble without even trying. Harriet is not happy about being shipped off to posh St Clementine's School. Awful Uniforms? Snobby classmates? No thanks. So, she hatches a plan: pretend to be someone else and sneak to the school where all her friends are attending. But when her double life unravels, Harriet finds herself stuck at St Clem
For generations, Banfield has remained in the hands of the Collins family, ever since Joseph Collins laid its foundation and began sheep farming. In accordance with his wishes, the responsibility of carrying on the family legacy has always passed to the male heir.
But when Fred Collins, one of the last surviving male descendants of Joseph, faces the task of naming an heir, he is troubled
